North Carolina SAR is hosting the Sons of the American Revolution National Congress in the nation’s 250th year. Join us in Greensboro, NC, the site where General Nathanael Greene sent Lord Cornwallis on the road to surrender in Yorktown, VA.
2025 Commemoration of Governor Richard Caswell & Brigadier General William Caswell Patriots of the Revolutionary War Sponsored by the General George Washington Chapter, North Carolina Society Sons of the American Revolution & Moseley-Bright Chapter of the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution Saturday, November 15, 2025 11:00 AM […]
251st New Bern Resolves The SAR New Bern Chapter, DAR Richard Dobbs Spaight Chapter, the North Carolina History Center and Tryon Palace Historic Site, St. Johns Masonic Lodge #3, the National Sojourners, Valley of New Bern Scottish Rite, and New Bern York Rite will host a ceremony in remembrance of the 71 Delegates and Resolves […]
244th Commemoration of the Attack at the House in the Horseshoe Saturday, July 26, 2025 10am – 4pm The SAR ceremony will take place at 10:00 – 11:00 with Color Guard, wreath presentations by SAR and DAR chapters presenting honors. Stay tuned for details! Questions? Reach out to the Sandhills SAR Chapter Points of Contact […]
Celebrate three small but significant American victories in what is now Alamance County, North Carolina. The Battle of Pyle’s Defeat, Battle of Lindley’s Mill, and Battle of Clapp’s Mill were instrumental in changing the course of the war in central North Carolina. The Alamance Battleground Chapter will host a ceremony with color guards and a […]
NORTH CAROLINA State Society Daughters of the American Revolution May 1-4, 2025 Sheraton Imperial Hotel Please go to the NCDAR Website for more details! https://ncdar.org/
Wreath & Color Guard RSVP Form at Link Below: https://ncssar.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/PILGRI1.pdf
Wreath & Color Guard RSVP Form at Link Below: https://ncssar.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/PILGRI1.pdf
Light lunch and refreshments will follow the Grave Marking. Andrew Balfour Chapter NCDAR will also participate.
EVENT REGISTRATION LUNCHEON RESERVATION Hilton Garden Inn Reservations *Room rates will be available until, March 21, 2025
NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 96th ANNUAL MEETING Embassy Suites by Hilton Greensboro Airport 204 Centreport Drive Greensboro, NC 27409 APRIL 4th-5th, 2025 HOTEL INFORMATION For room reservations, please use this link or call the Hotel at 336-668-4535 and ask for the SAR group block. Rooms must be reserved by March 21, […]
The Colson’s Mill Chapter SAR and the Yadkin River Patriots Chapter DAR will host a Grave Marking for Patriot Thomas Biles on March 22, at the New London Cemetery.
The Commemoration has been moved to March 14 at the request of the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park (there is a high probability of a U.S. Government shutdown on March 15). Please RSVP on this Google Form.
The Lafayette Society, in conjunction with the Marquis de Lafayette Society NCSSAR, the Liberty Point Chapter NCSDAR, The Col Robert Rowan Chapter NCSDAR and The Colonial Dames invite all to attend the ceremonial procession commemorating the 200 year anniversary of the 1825 visit to Fayetteville by the Marquis de Lafayette, The ceremony will take place […]
Please join the Colson’s Mill Chapter of the Society of Sons of the American Revolution in celebrating the birthday of our founding father, George Washington, in Fellowship Hall at the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Oakboro. A supper buffet of various Southern dishes will be prepared by Dwight S. Eudy, Member, Colson’s Mill Chapter. Donations […]
Color Guard support to the DAR (and perhaps volley fire) for dedication of a historic marker in Belmont to the South Fork Boys (fought at Kings Mountain, among other places). Sponsored by the William Chronicle, Peter Smith, Tryon Resolves, and William Gaston Chapters of the DAR. Indoor ceremony at the Church and the marker dedication […]
Please join us as we celebrate the 249th Anniversary of the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge, the 1st Patriot victory during the War for Independence. Activities will include musket and cannon demonstrations throughout both days, as well as demonstrations of colonial trades such as blacksmithing, candle dipping, spinning, cooking, gardening, powder horn making, colonial toys […]